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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

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ssIS Of 81 ssss 'se
g with Fancy Buocks sold by Mr. Goldsmith
IS Extra at = psy g Go Iss
sS g SO and stays and Old oxen
Shipments today ncude GOO quarters Beef the city
Of Rome aud 500 quarters In the Celtic oil by Joseph Ea
ssies-D Mcpherson, 10 Pennsylvena meaitsd Steers
l2sI ar 10 epss DO 1899 o. g. 60 1874, 90 40 10
IS 20 oa sS Is7o Is. Is q sS u
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us Jersey CITY Total tOi days. - head assnss
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newton ons,s a Ohio Veal. iis 49, . 81 sat- iss
is Is &C. 10 10
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do 1855 N. dc. io< n MshcI IA do schocs iZS TO-
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g. IS :; 70 =: 10 r,,. :, .o,.
ssr days Ssas :1S
everything sold a full Monday prices sheep Yesr
Common to Prime shsep sod at IS 2s ass 90 ew
choice at SCI Clipped do, at ~ 30ds4s0; Unshorn Year
ling. 81 7ssH lo' Clipped do tsSas and Fail Clipped
spring steady for Good stock and Poor to Prime sold
ss.s y " ai.t. 40 Clipped Ohio sheep 80 n
Clipped Ohio YearllnEs p. at s57s; ITO do. 81 ID. at
= cPgsta s.s,s sassp 90 o 81
asien5scI Davis, 200 Unshorn Michigan Yearlings 10
H. T. Hollis. $50 clipped Ohio sheep. io2 n. at q go:
Yeariings 81 70. at To; spring lambs at - por heal
4c. 1871 Unshorn state do. l39 ~ At 50 90 81 wooled
fs' MsrfiSs.eai clipp:i s.ais Sheep 40;
% so e2 tate DO es D. At 6c l5a Clipped state Year
gar 40 50 iS spIiSs Lamb; a. % each
100 d At Is e0 20 Clipped state Yearngs Is at bc %
Co. 90 H. At DC n fafCipped DO % ~ at 9-c % 40 65
Bucks il6 o. II spring Lambs at s. per head
biilsnDsek Dewey % Clipped state sheep 50 r. 4'e
s 81 woSsa no - TO- y ~ '"p0
HoGs-Roceipts 90 car. OF 900 head-JS cars at
Jersey city and ~ car. az 4Cthss Total or four days
Market quoted steady at 59oc with lew state Hogs sold
NJ the range
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-28

cons Domestic az ssa ReanN quiet Cut lc c
as OsS lsi6e: orsnSssS it Gs s,an Msaad
ise. Cores On 4. byc, white Extra G. <S16c,
Extra a. Iss04stc.; c. ls0ttc.i yellow. thsgstc.
6isc OieomarRarfne 7c. g.. - c.-
TALLOW-steady held but trading hgnI fnms SiV
quoted at 81 sc Sales. S5OOo ID. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-28
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW. JERSEY.


II YORK LAKE Erie AND WESTERN R4rLRoAp
Through trains leave 2sds and Chsmberss stations al
utes earlier than from Chambersst
. m-Day Express. week days. Buffet Drawing room
s from "a 81 csssso and 70 os sc fSns
Ssd san cay na @
81 Louis Pullman sleeping Coaches TO BGfao Nagars
ra.a Hamilton and Toronto No extra charge for fast
81 m=Daily chica.o Exprc.a Pullman Day and slsepias
Coaches to Bnghamton, Emira Rochester Bufao Mag.
ara Falls, Cincinnati and Chicago
Rutherford and Passac dsys AS 5ss TOO 7:5a
ssS sio ssO $50 is'S NJ 100 %snsss
500 Sss $50 20 70 s e 80 SEC 81
@ iS ! ssss las , 49, g5"4 s
Ks zoo ~ essc ssS s
sss y; So 4 sss ,s.s
warwds az Soo 100 %. a'so M Sunday. s.sa m
Ss~pars and corn~;i ESQ 500 m $50 so 4.so q,
and 600 p. sundsya $50 q m ana 600 D m 49, '''~
ASngcmsry Rcndous and Kingston boo m. $3.50 a.
Scranton banmers week days eooH m. 2sopm
$50 y s @ so Sa, sO ssS s s
ssS ssS . Ss:s s ssy, AZ $50 sS
lo2o m, $780, 500 y. The 900 a IN. Train stops a
Port Jeryis AS ESQ soo 1890 m 2.so $780, 4so soa
s;o0 $50 p M sundays. $3.50. 1920 m Goo 6:3O SOD
Tickets passage ami apartments IN Drawing Room and
Sleeping Coaches 10 obtained and for the checE
% @sy 70 % :. az
train. West arrive NsvYSsT ct zIz
Go De HA4s en- 4 "a q 3, Ass I P. rAamER a. pAs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-28
OIL MARKETS.,

PrrsBUas. Penn, April 27.crads o-petroi eum active
but steady National Transit Certificates openst ut S4h
and closed at o5s highest price, 63s lowest 0ar
BRADFORD Penn. April educational Transit certidcstes
opened at "a; closed at S. highest price. 0Ss lowest
Ck Ciearsnoes. $4,000 barrels.
TrUsvLIE Pena, April 81 National Transit cershcatss
opened at94 and closed 6ss hsh,ss proa 65h low
cal price. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-28

BALr,xoxR April 97.--Cot,on steady. Mtddns los-c
Flour nrm Howard Street and Western suDsrhne - 80
O. 10 DO Extra 70 as IS Family - 10 a. 90 cay
Minis supcrnne "a 50 13 90 10 Extra s. 76 do Mo
Brands 81 90 Patspsoo Family rs 90 do superAve
Patent Is 90 wheat-southcrn nrm Western higher.
southern Rel s2 o95c. Amber % ssec No Western
Winter Rel spos e3o bid, do for NAV v2se93cs
DO for Juns ss a5s 90 Tor July 90 sss2 Corn.
steady. Mixed spot 47c bid MAY Tr91tei June
southern White s483sc esters S6S3ec Western Mixed
steady. Prime 70 ynoics Western siS ~
new SIS 90 Bulxmears shoulders aud cls" RAD slides
Sides asc Hams lS1lac. .1ard-Renned at s.1sSc:
0926c Egxs quiet ct II h1i2o Petroleum steady
l5'ss iea.c seady: soft 67Ss; copper-Rs
Freignts % Lycrpoo, esr s,esmsr dnl-ccst"n 49, n
Wheat $4,000 buss Corn 1000 Du:n oa,, 1900 ySsa
$4,000 BUSH Corn tush sales-"heas &vOoVo push
Corn $4,000 busn
TOLEDO. April 77.-whesf lower Nav $40 Juno go
bid 300 asked August $3.50 asked Corn dun Cash ss
llc Ale bid, 81 20 asked Oats dule Cash 800
bid Clover Seed steady. Cash or Nay q OLA BID RE
bush Clover seed 80. basa shipmsnss-Whsss $4,000
bush Corn 1000 pusn oas 1000 ousn Clover Seed Ito
bagA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-28

POTATOES AND NEStIAblks
Old potatoes have ruled . little easier during tho
week under liberal rocepts and Q quiet trade. but
the market appears bs closing trifs steady Bermuda
new selling pretty well at s79s7 90 for prime stock IA
bbs on Yesterday Quite good many Florida lots
arrvng good stock works out fary but common poorly
culled There 10 . nsiderzbls
the receipts OF Southern vegetables but much Of the
coming IN bad ordey and prices are very
Florida selling &Sd 80 for and 81 0$3 90
green Charleston and Savannah sell promptly nc
81 6Oa So and few choice North up
to S. cabbages largely In poor order and sell slowly At
Tomatoes steady Asparagus In good demand
About n the bermuda steamer yesor
day. supply and price settled TO 81 % crate
PoTAToEs AND yEGkTABikA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-28
POULTRY AID LAVE

Light receipts live fowls keep prices about steady but
very trade small lots OF spring chckens are
selling at 80 ioc ~ demand gond and feeling mn
oortrrs 6a7c Turkeys IN sna supply ami sell
ing fairly. Ducks and generally OF poor quality and
neglected -. -.
Western dressed fowls In Moderate demand ana
market has tone without much change IN prices
Buyers are becoming particular about quality ana
whom paying top fgures insist on close selection
Fresh Killed turkeys scarce. inquired for ana
firm Philadelphia broers aud roasting are mestng
ready rule HIGH Ducks mostly small
and Inferior and sell slowly Cspons IN demand and nrn
squads very and higher
irving at pre- few wanted English snpe and
ployer IN demand firm. Dow birds selling pretty we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-28
CHORE LINE. aIl Rail. for Boston. proxi.

SHORE LINE, all Rail, for Boston, Provi-
~ depce. Newport and all w-kngland Pointa ZEE,
press daily l5undys excepe trand Central
Depot ~ lpartor cars) and IL pa tpalaco
sleoping cars sunday rains ~ yzrLor eAEs II
sleeping carsL
BOSTON, NEWPORT, NORTH and EAST
~ VA FALL hlvER LaSE = stsamsrs PILGRIM
st. at oiOy IA daily. lsait.ys inclulot. oonnsstioa
BY Boat iron Bsook ~ t;30 and Jersey City at
NJ An orchestra each steamer Best recommendation
Lowest hateA
REDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
~ LINE The Popular Inside Route. To Boston, 81
%o.ss:ser " % SSrssvcuains s'a.SS s = AZ Rlss
leave Pisr ~ Told numbeh NORTH River foot Of wstlSst
hsxt pier above besbressss fenyl daily except sunday
BOO " ~. Y. w. BRADY. AEsnk
DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT
~ =. NORFOLK IA VA sna SOUTH.
,hsncs palace sseamss+ arriving Vie poip. q s.is
esnr PssA A ssas jiv Hrosdwsy, ny
NEW- HAVEN.--Steainers leave Peck sim
~ Risr "a r. e pm snd ~ Pm sundays excepted
ssaaasse xrnvs n TIME Ter sarv &ains negA xha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-28
SHORE RAILROAD.
EVENING LINE.

~ For CATSKILL and iandings Boats leave Pier 81
North River foot OF Jaystreet daily at .. m.
For sTUYvEsANT and ATHENS nom Pier IS. Nort9
River, foot Of Frnknstreet Tuesdays ThursdAys M
Saturdays 1t hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-28

A -R0NDOUT and KINGS tON, landing -
IA Cfaaston's west Pointl Cornwall NewbuxG Hs{s
Sors nseS Reashkesgsis srd E,ep2S Ssssfasqas "a
iAilroadG stss1sss Ctr q Knastea aaa yamea BALI
win leave every vssk day ct pier ioo. q
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Ta,ns sssies = 7oisws ssd Is ninst~
'. Ps;so sI ssd Hss s,- ss
Uiio1 syrseus. BaAsia Rochester apspsasioa BrsdeA
HisSisnd knsstoS 10 ssasestss csssIi Albany saS
S ss? li Ws. P % ala .7,x
- S. ii.sc s. ss:i5 .. m. ana '60S ,. N
For Montreal and cansa. Ea;t Cos p,
1885 m, t6s0o. 'Sl5 m nv. 49,.
Elegant sleeping for Buffalo, Niagara fAs DeroiS
Chicago and 81 Louis on oil through trana
Daily Daily except Saturday Other trans only sxcsps
Sunday. f'-...
For tickets tables psrior sleeping acccmmeda
Information. apply nc onccs Brookyu-333 Wash
ngton.st $50 Futonst Annex Once. foot q fulton.s1
-. c. n. LAMBERT,
6vanderbiltava General Paaaengee Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-28
STEAMBOATS, anb Rdilrca6s.

A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLES LiNE.1Pai,
~ ace steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND
every day from Pier al N H. foot OF
Canal-st
EreiEht received until the hour Of departnre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-28

A TROY BOATS, CITIZENS LINE. -
IA Steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave
foot of North River daily saturday
d m. for nd 10 touches
Albany Troy Excursion Tickets, $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-28
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Tuesday, April &C. 1881

For the week ending Tuesday. April 2e. 1881
BEANS AND PEAS
Psccns for week 100 bbls beans 200 pigs peas FL.
ports $50 pkgs and IL se bus neas The market has
Shown rther advance Choice Medium and Pea beans
and feeling at the closes few small lots have
fRures higher QUOTATION
wnId Marrow held firmly ut 81, and
there ~ a moderate inquiry them Scarcely really
White Kidney hero; few would sell at our
quotations Quite good many led Money 10 lhs week anu
market II ruling quiet ana no more IMAM seay ui4o
nominal California Lima held shade higher creen
peas dong q little better.
Marrow, do. ken hionoy.
Choice as2 90 Choce.....,... 81 G5d176
m roof 10 eood 90 a rs DO. Poor TO Good 009l so
Medium, d. BLACK H. ,,o., eo
Choice. ...... 6j q Choice. -..-..: o06i 20
DO moor 10 GOOD 90 80 DO, poor to good 000l IS
Pea Choice 10 Do: cal Lima. ,oo
IL.
Choice 1 6l65 Peas 90 al 05
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-28

SEQ sss Srsas,s ssS
a6nr IN futur. deliveries showed q moderate amount OF
animation aKgregatins 10 400 bales The marx.
Of point and the nnal nRures repe
aeuted an sdYaacA Of 306 points for the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-28

BLOOMINGTON LINE.
FOR Eostou Providence and al Eastssn pointa
Steamers WI leave Ptr Ne ~ North Rtvse bIos
skove CslNA-eI sf 3 D N daily, exeeps bnnday
: n rVl q n BkidGx osal Passenger Agsat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-28

FOR HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.
Boats leave az m, Tuesdays Thursdays and satur.
days from Pier SO N. X, foot Of yays&
Mondays, Wednesdays Friays Pier S. foot Of
frankln.st. connecting with Boston and Albany X X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-28

Receipts for week PCS balea Imports 400 bales The
small business doing IN at about late prices Nearly All the
1856 Of inferior qualities and on such
vAiue lots would bring 500 to
hons selling at 10 zoo. for
ehoce with lots reaching the latter price
There sell and while
they qnoaby changed fever lots Offering at
the low figures talked recentyi lf9!se covers most
of the stock choice Bavaran might bring led20d
Conflicting reports SIN come from The country regarding
condition OF the hop roots but so lar they have had no In
1nence O market Other one way or The othlr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-28
cHHEs Y.

Recefpts week BAH packagea Exports 6251 packages
Adyces the markets held in the interior YESTERDAY
ahov 10 and weak feeling. The
sprngve nkinve and Sandusky factories full cream
white sold the Msrshned and Ciovehed. colored
12c and Fails and Utica 3475 boxes changed
hands at from TO l3tc only few fancy white selling
l3dl3 the bnik OF the business IN colored cheese was
l2ac our market not well defined on Dew cheese
Home trade BUYERS are taxing hold OF them very
slowly preferng old cheese which st 10 be
had IN quantity and the demand from shippers IL no
better receivers led 10 expect looks very
much though the pce OF new cheese would decline RAD.
idly light stock and that We shall be on pretty low
bash by arriving guam.
tity nominal quotation today would be 18a3,c for
Fine 10 Fancy White for the quality OF
coiored Little Falls skins from ella Toe for good lots
sell TO at few Extra lots gong 70 home
trade Ease Pennsylvania Skins in much lighter supply
aud held duh sala Old State Cheese
In fair demand and show no special change In
the feeling however, II just shade easier and buy
rnund lots would be met at inside figures Liverpool
cable 63A ca. -.
State Factory, cooref Do Commonto Fairll OH
fancy 1870 IL Do bk1ma. Poor 70
Do, full Cream nna dl3-i Prime. OlU.
DO. Good TO Prime. l2a013k Pennsyyania Skins ~
DO Fair u Good. liz al224i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-28
DRIED FRUITS

Receipts wcek $50 exports Dried Apples 57s
Ink very satisfactorily Difenlt 70 buy many prime
2o choice TO fancy easier sold than bought
i2aalsc very fancy lots held above the latter
figure southern sun-dried apples about zone There
is some trade In state sliced apples in jobbng way
at lsse occasionally PFC. but coarse cut are
though the feeling Is perhape shade nrmer on raspberres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-28

Decrease week $4,000 bushels Wheat and Increase
HAY AND sTRAw-ouief but steady at previous values
Hay Timothy-Choice, s0dSbc. No. ]. 70c-i No 2 $50
8Oc; Clover, mixed, 45a Doc; Clover s0ci shipping 4b9
Straw-L0ng Rye % Coo; Short 40 Doc. Dat, 400
A6c.t Wheat. 20 85c
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-01
PERTINENT SAYINGS.

Mayor Ames-I would like to have
every newspaper in the Northwest send
a copy to the soldiers home, daily or
weekly, as the case may be. The need
of literature at the home strikes me as
being almost imperative, and l request
a response from the newspaper men of
the state.
The BLACK Pearl" sizing up Weir
from a respectful distance-1 tOle yO',
me boy. he's lible to make things I'M
pleasant for Tommy Warren, yo' hear
me, doan't yO'?
Clerk of Court Davenport think
the court house commission is making
mistake in not having more than eight
court rooms in the new court house. At
the present increase in business we will
need the whole eight court rooms when
the building is ready for occupancy,
and we will then be as badly cramped
for room as we are at present. During
the past year there have been
5000 civil cases and over 1000
criminal cases. and during the
months of August, September and Oc-
tober there were 800 judgments dock
eted. When commenced my term of
Office seven years ago l only needed one
deputy, while at the present time have
seven deputies and two cOpyists, and
with this large force am barely able
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

The Boston Ideal Opera company pre-
scented Fra DiavalO'' at the Grand
opera last night to a good house. George
Appleby. as Fra DiavalO, made a de-
cided hit in that role and was in his
usual splendid voice. j. W. Herbert,
as Lord Allcash, sustained the good
words that have been said of him as a
comedian, and j. c. MirOn and w. II.
Clark were extremely funny as the rob-
bers and their splendid bass voices
showed to great advantage. Miss Klein,
as Zerlina, sang sWeetly and received
encores. The remainder of the
chorus and orchestra work also
deserve notice. Tonight the piece de
resistance of the Boston Ideals, Gar
men," with the entire strength of the
company, will be given. Mile. de LUIS
san will sing Carmen, and 0. d. Saxon
Escamillo. The smugglers will be imper-
sonated by Clement cambridge and
Frank Baxter. Zuniga by j. c. MirOn,
Morales by George E. Holmes, Michaela
by Ida Klein, and Mercedes by Helen
ID. Campbell.
John Dillon makes his appearance at
the Hennepin avenue theater and every
night this week, with Saturday mat
inee, while the Rag Baby" is billed for
five nights next week, commencing
Monday, with a matinee Wednesday
afternoon.
Four members of the Boston Ideals,
including J. G.. Miron, the baSso, have
volunteered for the Elks' benefit Friday
afternoon at the Peoples theater. Mrs.
j. II. Paulson, Mrs. Weed Munroe,
Mrs. Laird and Mrs. Bovee, composing
the best quartctte of female voices in
Minneapolis, have also volunteered.
The afternoon programme will be an
nounced tomorrow, and to use an in
elegant but appropriate expression will
be ''cOrker."
Lillian Olcott in Sardou's great play,
"TheOdOra," will be the event in the
atrical attractions next week. She
comes to the Grand with the same pow
erful accessories used at the Port st.
Martin thcater. Paris, and at NiblO's,
New York. and already there is much
talk OH the street concerning the pro-
duction. Manager Tobin promises gOr-
geous costumes and splendid scenery.
Ten tickets only will be sold to one
person, to prevent speculation, and
only regular prices will be charged. A
carload of scenery arrived to-day and
was stored in the theater. The sale of
seats commences Friday morning at a.
III. in the box office.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-01
FOR POOR MOTHERS.
The Annual Meeting of the Ma
ternity HOspitaI Board.


The animal meeting of the directors
of the Maternity hospital took place yes
terday afternoon, and was largely at
tended. The session was held in secret
from the fact that some of the work in
cident to the hospital management is not
exactly suitable for publication. The
routine business transacted included the
reading of the Secretary's repOrt-a very
interesting dOcument-and the electing
of officers for the coming year, which
was simply the returning of the officers
of the year now past. The names are as
follows: President, Mrs. W. H. Leon
ard: vice president, Mrs. r. r. Hender-
son: secretary, Mrs. E. NJ. S. Marble;
treasurer, Mrs. E. J. Kelley; auditor,
Mrs. j. l.. Beach: admitting physi-
clan, Mrs. DR.. Martha j. Rip
ley. The following directors were
elected to serve in the place
of the six whose term expired at the
end of the first year: Mesdames DR.. NJ.
Ripley, p. NJ. Niles, Mary c. Leach, NJ.
Falk Gjertsen, George II. Frahert and
DR.. W. ID. Lawrence. In the report
prepared by Mrs. MintOn Marble, a
brief history of the institution, the work
it performs so well and its present
needs are rapidly sketched. The main
thing at present to be considered is the
raising of funds, pressingly needed, to
discharge numerous debts consequent
on going into the new building, which
has been occupied only for the past
three months. This is a noble and
charitable institution, and one of which
the city should be proud, and tbs there
fore to be hoped the wealthy classes
will not be backward in opening their
hearts and purses in the cause of the
Maternity Hospital of Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-01
NOT In THE MARKET.
An Indignant Denial, by ID. B.
johnson, That He Sells Evil
1Rnne.

An Indignant Denial, by ID. B.
johnson, That He Sells Evil
1ence.
d. johnson, is a brunette, but he
grew red-headed over some rumOrs
floating about and which got into an
evening paper. Last night he came to
the GLOBE office with the following, adj
dressed over his signature to the editor:
My attention has been called TO the fact
that a silly rumOr was going the rounds on
the streets this morning that ] had sold GER
tain papers to Attorney ". E. Hale. Permit
me through your columns to say that more
never was stated by any one, and as
a lie will travel around the world twice
while truth is getting its boots on" l hasten
to deny the same. The long suffering Ora
ham-Kelly case ought to have a rest. But it
seems to be bObbing up at regular stated in
tervals, and from my connection with the
prosecution of this case, l suppose, comes
the rumor referred to above. l did all that
was possible, certainly everything i'll my
power, to have the truth brought out i'll the
hearing of that case. That the whole truth did
not come out was no fault of mine or of F.
W. Reed, attorney, who was also in the case
That more was not brought out on the trial
no one regrets more than ] do. and there
ought to be no mistake or misrepresentation
i'll the minds of any one where /
stand in this matter. l am trying to
practice law and devote my entire
time to my profession, and claim the right
and privilege of being my own judge as to
! have no feelings of politics in regard 10 the
matter, but when retained in case will do
the best 1 can. no matter whether a Demo
crat or Republican is being prosecuted.